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From: To: ' Subject: RE: FYI Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2011 21:05:03 +0000 Importance: Normal No tears here! From: Sent: Thursda March 10, 2011 3:39 PM To: Subject: Re: FYI Glad to hear things are moving forward. You wouldn't believe how Epstein is being bantered about...his photo on front page today. From: To: Sent: Thu Mar 10 15:35:19 2011 Subject: RE: FYI Hey., Sorry I haven't gotten back sooner! Thank-you for the heads up! It is the case that will not go away! IRS finally indicted some folks!. is doing a great job with the politics of it all! We will soon be indicting the third MF ring on our side. As you can see things are still moving very slowly. Hope all is well with you and the family! We still miss you BAD!!!! • From: Sent: Monda March 07, 2011 2:56 AM To: Cc: Longa, Waldo Subject: FYI - This is front page stuff today just wanted to let you know FYI. The Guardian, a London paper, is running articles and alluding to FBI reopening its case. Prince Andrew's big mistake: Humiliated Duke of York vows to end friendship with billionaire paedophile EFTA01657294  • Duke now said to recognise friendship was 'unwise' • Former Scotland Yard royalty protection chief: 'Prince Andrew is bringing the royal family into disrepute' .Mistake: The duke has cut ties with the disgraced billionaire Mistake: The duke has cut ties with the disgraced billionaire Prince Andrew has promised to sever his controversial links with child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Duke of York has finally admitted that meeting the disgraced billionaire recently was 'unwise' and has ruled out further visits to the Florida mansion where Epstein sexually exploited underage girls. In a warning that may have come from the Queen, the duke's aides have advised him that his continued association with the paedophile risked damaging the reputation of the monarchy. Now the humiliated duke, the fourth in line to the throne, has backed down and cut ties with Epstein, 58, in the hope that he can draw a line under the sordid association. An impeccably-placed source said yesterday: 'The duke recognises now that the meeting in December 2010, after Epstein's conviction, was unwise.' It was not clear last night if Andrew, a UK trade envoy, has acted before fresh revelations about the friendship are made public. Earlier this week, in a rare move, his conduct was raised on the floor of the House of Commons. But, whatever the motivation, his decision to sever ties with an old friend is a tacit admission that he has got it wrong with his choice of friends. EFTA01657295